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. ' . . 44;:' ...--x • .),..p . PO_,ff.vVii# ~ „..__-.....7 <, , ,,t„,-,,,,-, 1,..r,-:-.1; N„,t . •• S.. 1t , 17 - gaS'i* L 41 ,‘ e JO - - tk 47,..-.,....,..,..A.tiv., i .. .... . . - I,,wriem . ". 00It • , • •• .4 / 1 j• f` ' CA • 4 I • • 1 . . . .. i. - 7- . L . A t.. k. • •• : NUM! ER 6339 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GARDEN. HIS PRES.pIT MONDAY, Oat. 23, 'lBO9, will be acted the Comic pera of - • THE WOODMAN. Sir Waiter Waring, MT MUN DEN ; Wilford,- Mr. INCLEI , )N ; • Captain 0' Muriel, Mr. TAYLOR ; Eablop, Mr. BELLA MY; Bub, Mr. EMERY ; , I%liss Di Clackitt, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Dolly, Mrs. LISTON. To which will he - OSCAR AND MALVINA. Oscar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Fingal, Mr, BOLOGNA ; Malyina, Miss ADAMS ; Cancol, .Mr k . .Aki EY ; Morven, Mr. KING ; Pedlar, Mr. BLANCHARD. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the l ox , 0 ffice to Mart -street. Boxes 75. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 4s Second•Prite as. Gallery 2s. Second Price 15. —Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play' begin at Halt past Six. 14-morrow, The Iron Chest. On Wednesday, Fite Man of the world; with a new Mu. Sical Piece, called 'fl; jubilee. ,'"[he Pr. tits ~t this EYeli ing's Entertainments will be given to the S uuu of the So ciety for the Discharge . and. Reuel of Persons imprisoned for Small Debts. On Thursday, Laugh when )ou can. LYCE44I tnderthe Special LiLenieot the L 01.1) CHAMBERLAIN. Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties Servants, forming the PQM-, PANY 01 the late 151(UKY LANE THEATRE, Tests Pik ES ENT IVLON DA Y, Oetuber 23, isog, perform the Coiiedy . ot Xii.EBEAUX STRATAGEM. Archer, Mr. Wl U.NCH ; Sullen, Mr. Pi)WELL ,• Foigard, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Liorinda, Mrs. URGER ; Mrs. Sullen, Nils, DUNCAN ; Lady Bountiful, Mrs. SPARKS. To which will Aided, the ('comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. justi(e Tuuchit, Mr. PEN LEY • Peregrine Single,. M r . DE CAMP% . • PerOnax Slitgle, Mr. DE CAMP ; Percival Mr. DE CAMP; Humplirey,Gozcle, Mr. MATHEWS, Who will introduce the tavo..rite song Of.' The Mail Coach"; Plicebe, Mr M S; Tafiline, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes and places to 'be taken o Mr. Spring, in the Box- Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had Private fluxes nightly. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.-- Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second 'Price 6d. - ' The - Doors to be. opened at Half past Five, and the Per. formance to begin at Half past Six. To-morrow, The Cab net ; with Honest Thieves. On Wednesday, an entire new Dlamatic Sketch, called The jubilee. The profits of this night's performance will be offered in aid of the.coatributions for the liberation of lin. 'Linville(' Debtors.- THE PRISONERS i n His Ma j es t y 's GAOL of N EW ( AT E humbly implore the Charitable and Hu mane now assisting to promote the general j o y at the pro. . jett e d IU 111 I. EE, to c ons i der-the misera b le state--tsr the ne cessitous Prisoners on tl, F L lsiNS' Side, and by extending their Bounty, al rea d y so liberally, di s played or their Smut:alp zion,, for Debtors, to the distressed of every description, to perlea th^ glorious objects they propose to at r.iin. -.• The Sheriff's of London, and Mr. Newman the Keeper, have humanely agreed to-receive the Donations, which will be distributed under their direttiOn. TO CAPITAL MILLERS. - - - A Situation oa the Haapsr Coast (not inferior ire to any in the kingdomy for ERECTING a TIDE All Et is offered to a Man of ;espeaability posessing a ca pital of not less than —ve s sels 150 tons and up- Wards may be hr •.ight to the spot, and lie pa-leafy safe at awil tr ine ••i% fine p - 1 stones may be worked, as t!:e pond °tad ea- tain 4o s. which would al ways keep up an tut tirriptii) good bean of water ; and the 'wheats grown in "C ilerghti , , , illood are superior to most in the kingdom. Apply to Mr-. Richardson, Na. 7, Lincoln's-inn -fitflds ;or Messrs. Webb, We3b, and Attwocd, Salisbury, who will treat : lette rs to be post paid. BLAGDON'S . WE P (L Y POLITICAL REGISTER. A. N consequence of th e increasing- and extensive demand for this strong Constitut:'.a , I, and Independent Paper, the Editor deems it necessary to inform the Public t hat very few copies remain either of Number 11. or 111. N umber 1. has been reprinted, and is ready for deliver . As some s tatements anti documents, of much importance, will soon appear in this publication, complete sets will become desi rable. Orders for the Paper, from its commencement, should therefore be given to the Newsmen as soon as may be con... Tenient ; it not being possible to reprint, with expedition, 'Ardh Numbers as may become scarce. Number IV, con. taining a great variety of,political disquisitions, will be pub lished on Wednesday next. Register Office, No. 76, Fleet-street. MONEY'. MESSRS. LUCAS 'and Co. beg Leave to Worn% those that mau be desirous of burrowing Tempo tatY or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards,on - personal or any other Security, arising from Marriage.SettleinentS,Me iney in the Funds Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, 'Copy. hold, and Lease Ltd Estates, on the must fair and equitable 'Terms, and will also condut every Negotiation at irauch less expence than what is usually incurred in money tranSadions. eepsonal Applicatio ns M essrs. Lucas an d C o . daily' ie ceive at their house, No 19, lertnyn-streer, St. fames's, and terrors, • .r 1 No, answered. , N.B. Ten years purchase will be given lot well secured Annuities. HORSES AND DOGS. MR. BLAINE, Veterinary Surgeon, 5, Wells street, Oxford-road, begs to recorrunenti his Medicines for theCu re of the various Diseases of HORSES and DOGS. These Medicines ten years increasing reputation have entitled to every confidence. Mr. B. would particularly draw the at-' ientiono s f those possessing Horses to his Purging Physics,Cor . dial Balls,Cough Balls, Farcy Balls,Diuretic Balls, Blistering - Ointment, Mild Wash and Strung Paste for Grease, F.ye water. His never failing Worm Powders, a medicine wholly itew and absolutely infallible ; Fever Powders and Altera tive Condition Powders. In Dogs, his s Distemper Powders, Mange Ointment, Worm Medicines, Canker Wash,- and Purging Physic. Sold as 'above Retail, and Wholesale and Retail by T. Poosey, 4, s Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange • Barclay. } 'feet-market ; Huddleston and CO. Dublin ' S7„ :South Ediirbttrtlii Osbosn, N ew York and all country lenders, - • - D AY, OCTOBER 23, 1809. KING'S THEATRE. ROYAL lUBILEE. • LOYALTY AND FESTIVITY. ON WEDNESDA.Y NEXT, Oat. 25,.. will' be • given at this Theatre, TaG RAND EN RTA I 14.. MEN r, with a BALL, and a-GOOD ENtiLISI-I.SUP . PER, 'to be served most abundantly in all kinds of poultry, (cold), beef, hams, raised and pther pies, shell- fish, &c. &c. Together with sherry and Port, vintage itiog. - • The whole stage will be converted into a Grand Saloon, forming an Imperial Chinese Pagoda - , supported by fourteen 'large columns, crowned with a brocaded canopy; necorated with figura, dragons, and allegorical transparent lanthoins ; the whole brilliantly illuminated in devices, with variegated lamps, representing the interior of the grand Pagoda of Ho. Nang ; and occupying eighty feet in breadth, and fifty in heiglsz. The doors to be operted soon after nine.' Dancing to commence in the Theatre .at hail past ten. The supper rooms to be . opened at one, and the Concert Room to be cleared - . for dancing also at two o'clock ; but supper will be. served in the tipper Coffee-Room during the whole of the N B. The. Market-lane door will also be open for the re. ception of company that night. when carriages will be ad orn/co to collie into Market-lane, through Charles-street, and afterwards to draw calm° Pall—Mall. - The Company to come in such dresses as they choose, and either with or without masks. Admission, a Guinea and a Half, and Tickets to be had at the Otfice every day irol3leleven to four o'clock. Vivant , Rex et Regina. No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, 21st O& „c 9.. ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIE l',Y for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSON, I MPRISONED for SMA,I. DEBTS, having been convened by Public Advertisement, .vas held at their Otfic;e, on Thursday the isnh instant, and by adjournment on the tiAlowing day. The Society have, with great - satisfaction, observed the very-general disposition manifested by the Eublic on r, e occa sirm of the ensuing day of l übilce, to consider the situation and sufferings of unhappy Persons confined for Debt in the numerous Prisons of this Kingdom. They acknowledge, with ninth respea, the very hand some Gift of toool. by the Corporation ,. of the City on_ don, and also the Sum of 6851. nos. received from several Members of the Society of Friends (c.,lled Quakers) or Lon don, and its Vicinity, and they ate sensibl:: of the honour of being thus made the Trustees for the distributiOn of these great benet.,ctions. They have likewise the plcasufe of looking forward with confidence to other libeial Donations now in contemplation, for the purpose of enabling them to extend th- important and beneficent views of the Society upon the present occasion, far beyond what their own limited means would have ena bled their to do. The Society are happy to be able to state, that at their late-Special Meetings of tbe seth and ieth instant, they have considered the Cases of 162 Petitions from the Prisons of the Cita - of London alone (iltherto all that have been presented to them), of which, r^; fv , ve been approved, 33 referred for further inquiry respetti!ig Charader, a-.d tour rejected : they have also appropriated Buts of Money for the Ditcharee , and Relief of the Poor Debtors, to the ameuut of nearly 12,31. by which means they trust that, with the concurrence of the Creditors, most ot the Petitioners wiil be released by the en suing day of fubilee, or as soon after its pozsthie. GRA•iS t;•:,1L LL, Sec. BALES, &c. TO SCHOOLMISTRESSES. TO BE SOLD. A Most Healthy and Desirable SITUATION 1 - 3.. for a large and respeaable SEM l NARY, within slew miles of Hyde , Park Corner. Inquire-of Mr. Hodgson, Stationer, Great Mary-le-bonne.: street, Corner of Wimpole-street. • HUDDERSFIELD CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr: SCOTF, ' In the Monthly Sate, on Friday the 3d of November, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, Loudon, in Lots, unless Sold by Private Contratt, ri - INVEN:PY SHARES in the HUDDERSFIELD CANAL, from the Calder and "Hebble Navigation to the 'Ashton and Peak Forest Canals, approaching its corn pletioa, possessing great advantages, and expeeled to have a very great Tonnage. Particulars at Garraway's. .and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge. street, FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATES, DE' ON- • &HIRE. TO BE . SOLD BY AUCTION, • •• By Mr. BURRELL, At the New London-inn, Exeter, on Friday, Oaober 27, • precisely-at Three o'clock in the afternoon, in twelve Lots, rrHE MANOR and ESTATE f PRUSTON; J.. consisting of itsßoyalties, Heriots, and Chief Rents, and several very desirable Farms, let to tenants at will, except a Sinai! part, let on leases for lives. Also several detached Farms and Lands, let on leases for short terms, situate in the parishes of Blackanton, Charieton, East Allington, West A l vington, and Marlborough; in the finest part of the County .of Devon, near Kingsbridge, and within six miles of the sea port Town of Dartmouth, and twenty of Plymouth. These valin.ble Estates are highly improvable and are con veniently situated for Lime,Manure, and Markets; and com prise Farrn.houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, and 515 A. tit. of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Or chards ; in the occupation of Messrs. Wills, Oldrieve, Foales, Wakeman, Earle, Randalls Lindon, Lidstane; arid Pitt, respeaable tenants, at old rents, amounting to about 6001, per annum ; but of the low estimated yeaPrly value of 9001. ThiS property may be viewed, with leave of the respeaive Tenants, ao days preceding the Sale, and descriptive particu:. lars may be had at the place of Sale ; the Castle,Dartmouth; King's Arms, Kingsbridge • Pope's Head, Plymouth ; Golden Lion, Ashburton ; Seven Stars, Totness of Mr. Wyse, Solicitor, kingsbridge;' Me , srs - Carr and Kensit, So. li itors, John-street, Bedford-row ; Mr. Western, Solicitor, Hart-street, Bloomsbury ; and of Mr. Burrell, ThrOgmot. ton-street. SUSSEX. TO THE LOVERS OF SEA BATHING, AND TO BUILDERS, &c. :TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hotel. Bognor, By Mr. WELLER, On "I'Lis!sday, the 31St 06tober, at Twelve o'Clock, (By Order of the Executors of Mrs. Conran,) DIVERS FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising SE VEN modern substantial uniformly built Houses,. wan Gardens. and Shrubberies, forming the whole of Hoth amton Place, Bognor. 't nese Houses were ere6ted by the late Sir R. Hotham, and are construc - ted of the best materials, are judiciously planned, and unite more comfort and convenience than are usually tobe mist with in temporary lodging houses. The front is screened by a delightful Shrubbery, being a pleasant Promenade for Children, it is completely fenced otrfrom the surrounding roads. Beyond is the high road to the Hotel, and a cheerful Meadow intervenes between that and the Sea, - of which there is a bold and uninterrupted view from all the Houses. Together with a delightful Meadow, and about Twenty five Plots of Ground for Building; in a Situation of untivalled beauty, having the Meadovv in the front (which will' be Sold under a positive restriction, not to be -built upon), and beyond, and on the left, an extensive view of the Sea, with HothamptonPlace and East Row and their Shrubberies on the right, forming altogether the most eligible spot for Building in the Kingdom. Also the Bathers Cottage, and a Revisionary Interest in a Shop, House, anti Premises, occupied by Mr. Swan, with the Ground Rent of the same. Descriptive Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in the adjacent market Towns ;,of Mr. Deacon, Lad-lane ; and Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Patetnoster-row, London; and of Or. Daly, Solicitor ; and Mr. Weller, Chichester...- MR. BARLOW'S CnLUMBIAD. . . This day was published, In an Elegant Volume, Royal Bvo. price, is. in boards, rr HE COLUMBIAD a Poem, in Ten Books. By JOEL BARLOW, Esq. The Subje&s ~ f this Poerri are the Discover', Conquest, Settlement, and , Revt , lutions of America ; an.'d it has been re printed in London, in consequence of th.:: high Opinion ex pressed of its t.anscendent Merits by siOme eminent English Critics, and of the general Pleasure which was afforded to the Public, by some Extradti printed in the Monthly'Ma gazine. Loudon : Printed for .Richard Philips, London; and to be had of all llnokselle;-s. This nay was published, • The Tenth Edition, Correeted, in rzmo.. I' rice,4s..6d. boards, THE SAINT's EVERLASTING REST ; or a Treatise of th e blessed State of the Saints in their Enjoyment or God and Heaven. Written by . the . Rev. Learned, and Vim's ' • Air. RICHARD BAXTER. ~ , bridged by BEN 'AMIN. F4wcETT, M. A. Printed' for Longman, Hui.: t, Rees, and Orme ; Vernor, Hood; and Sharpe; LackingtOn, Allen, and Co.; I. and k Richardson ; Mathews and Le.gh. This Day was published, In Octavo, price izs. in boards, illustrated with a Map of • Spain with the Route of the Arm), and a Plan of the flame of CorunnA, A NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGN of the LA, ARMY in SPAIN, commande:l by his "Excelkocy sir JOHN MOORE, K B: Scu. Ste. ; auLlten. ticated t , y talkiai rapers and. Original Letters. By his Brother, ZANIES MOORE, Esq. Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church=yard. This Day was puhlislvd, Handsomely p i .ted in Four Vols. gio. Price x6s. b)ard.F, T HE HISTORY of the HELVETIC RE. PUBLICS. 13y FRANCIS HARE NAYLOR; Esq. Printed for I. slawman, 22, Poultry, . Of whom may be had, just published. ' The. Present State of Turkey ; or, A Description of the Atical, Civil, and Religious Constitution, Government and Laws, of the Ottoman Empire. By Thomas Thorn. ton, Esq. Second Edition, with COrredions and Additions, and .illustrated by a Map of the Turkish Empire,"rind' a Plan of Constantinople, both beautifully and accurately Engraved on , purpose tor the Work, in Two vols. B vv. boards. The History of Barbados, from the first Discovery of tlie island, m the year 16es, till the Accession of Lord Sc4forth, t8o!. 11y bourn Poycr. ''sleittly printed in one large vol. 4to. tl. its. 6d. boards. [PRICE S,IXP2NCE HALFPENNY• NAIY-01?7,ICE; October r 4, 009. THE PRI GIPAL OFIICERS and CO,lll - of lii: Majesty's Ar f tvy do ben* give Notice, That on Thursday, thi 26th Instant at On" o'Clock, they Talk be ready io treat with such Persons as May be willing ro C'ontraa for supp(yimg his - Majesty's lards at Portsmouth, with from S;Oc Hundred to One Thousand Loads of ELM TIME It; . of thi following Meetings, viz, Feet Meetings Loads ioo) iso 600 Loads; and hi 50 proportion for 100 I larger quantiiks 100 j From 40 to so 55 to 70 75 to 9 0 9 to tio 115 to 13e A Form of the Tender May 6e seex at this Office. No render grill be received after One o'Clcck in the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, anier: the Parts, or an Agent for him, attends. • 'Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to became bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of Soot. he due performance of the Contraa. COCKIN'S 13ANKR I' i CY. THE CREDITORS who havc proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt against f•IIIN COCKIN, 01 Totienitain. ut the County of Middlesex, Merchant, bearinl, date the sixti day of januaty„ 1777, may receive a Final Dividend of tight Vence Haltpenny iii the round, on. applyin4 to Messrs. Gregg and Cortield, skinners' K 414,1 Saturday morning between the hours of Nine and Three. October 21, 1809." On the 25th inst. will be publis)ied, price ss. in 42 pages, ,Quario, IHE BON VIVAN rs GUIDE, or GASTRO NO MY ; a Poemin tour Cantos. From the French of Berchoux. 66 Ye impotent mortals whom Comus must slight, " Lo follow your regimen far from our sight ; ." But approach ye, whose health is so lusty and strong, 46 That you triumph over feasts e'er so copious or long; " To you whom our banquets etiloy and adorn, U All my secrets I'll teac:h ; -for the science you're born." Printed for 1. Booth, Duke-street,. Portland-ptace. MACDIARMID's CIVIL and MILITARY SUBORDI NATION. , This Day was published, A New Edition. price res. 6d. AN INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of CI VI Land MILITARY SUBORDINATION. Testitnonies in favour of the former Editions of this Work. • 66 We have perused the work betorebS with altrong sense of the talents which the author has displayed, and of the mei" tives by which he appears to be aduated. His style is:clear and impressive, and his sentiments in the main are just."--. British Critic, Aug. (807. " In prosecuting these inquiries, the penetration, the pa. tient investigatio:., and the powers of analysis which Mr. Macdiarmid displays, appear to coroUderable a.ivantage and we all of opinion that his labourAdeserve the notice of those who are in situations of authority and influence, since they may derive from them useful hints . and practical suggestions. His pages throughout are charadenzed by a liberal spirit, by manly sentiments, and by an ardent and: enlightened pa- • triotism."—Monthly Review, March, ISO. " In Mr: Macdiarmid's 'lnquiry into the Principles of Subordination.' we discern the marks of a penetrating, juin cioue, and refieOing tnind."—Critical Review, May, 1307' .London ; Printed tor B. Crosby and Co. S tationers%Court, Paternoster row. _ _ • just published, by the same Author, An Inquiry into the system of National Oefcnce in Great Britain, 2 vols. Bvo. ELEGANT EXTRACTS., This. Day were published, A New Edition, elegantly printed in orie very large Volume. R. yal Octavo, price zos. iu boards, 1L? LEGANT EX.TRACTS ; or, Useful and Ep -12..4 tertaining Pieces of Peetif, seleeted ter the Improve ment of Youngs ersoils; being similar in- design to Elegant Extrids in Prose. Printed for 1. Johnson, R. Baldwin, F. and L. Riving. ton, R. Faulder, W. Clarke and Sons, Cuthell and Mar tin, I.- White, W. 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'ones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many milers One large Volume. Royal ..Ottavo, pri;:e 2,05. in boards. . Also may [le had, Abridgments of the above books for the • Use of Schools. PICTUALLING-OFFIG'A, Oct. 20, 18c9. THE COMMISSIONERS jor ICTUA L LING His MAJESTY'S NAVY' do hereby give Nctice,nat cn Friday Text, the 27th Instant, they. will be ready to reCelVt . Tenders, in writing (sealed up) and treat for Five Thousand Eat of CANVAS for PUDDING BAGS, to be answerable to, Salles to be produied with the tenders ; to be delivered in Ore spore of a _Pr:night into His Majesty's Pittualling Stores, a! Deptfird, and to6e paid J;r . ' hy Bills payable, with interest; ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may, be seen at the Secrer,vs'3 Offi.e. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, cr that Shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday next, the . yvb Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or L.nie Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. TRANSPORT OFFICE, oaober 1 9 , 1809 THE CO/1/MISS/04VERS for- ConduEling His 111.47ESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoner: of War, do hereby give Notice,-That they will be ready at this Office, on Tian sdqy the 260 of October, 189, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as m,- ; ) , ie willing to contract for . VICTUALLING SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, on board liii Majesty's 1-19 , pir.11 shffr Batavier, at Woolwich, for Six Months certain, from the Ist of November next., No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day 01 Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or in Agent for him, personalty attend. Each Tender must be hccorispanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons engaging to become bound Is irh the Person tende► ing, in the Sum of 5001. for the due performance of the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by appfying at this Office, or to Mr. Thomas reih,,Surg,on of the said Sbip. This Day was published, price is. 6d. A PLAIN STATEMENT, intended for the in .L formation of the public, of the comparative A.:vat , . tages of the COW PDX and SMALL PDX INOCULA. Ti ONS ; with an Abstradof the Report of the Royal Co!.. •legeiof Physicians and Surgeons of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, and the opinions and testimonials of many of the principal Physicians and Surgeons on the Cow Pox. By T. SMITH, M.D. Late Physician to the Nottingham General Hospital, Pellow of the Royal Medical Societi, Edinbtirgh, &c. • London: Printed for I. Mavvman, az, Poultry ; and may be had of the Bookseperiat Hertford. AVHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN cf Educa4 V v tion and Responsibility deviate from the general sys tem, by the seledion of a particular branch, the sandion of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority, . Fourteen years have we devoted .our Pradice tolhe er r elusive treatment of two Disorders, and the successful result of our Plan gives us .additional ardour to oppose, as far as'we are able, the ravaged of those Complaints which are the most important in the Uatalogue'of Human Infirmities, After initiation into every Branch of Practice, we contem plated the sufferings of SIPHYLITIC and DEBI Ll. 'f ATE D Patients, and formed a wish to rescue individuals froM the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. • The l)isoiders, to the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprise every species of VENEREAL INF Ec. T 1 ciN, whether of a recent or long duration; idly; All ' kinds of D EBILITY, whether arising from the habits af School-boys, or the indulgences of mature Age. ' • Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance or ha:te. in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, and it not unfre quently happens, that the seeds of Life are poisoned by.. t ho indiscretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method, such Complaints are easily cured, and even 'where o:iiert have failed, we trust that we may presume to' offer a radical re••establiShment. Few, however, are the Cases of complicated _distress in this sorder, compared with the calamitous situationtof men, who, from an indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such Fernicious habits. Where the unhappy •suftirer broods over his misery, bui carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some consols- • tion for him to know, that although it may be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began ,to reduce `manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented, by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in these cases; no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years exiSted, a proper perseverance is indespensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks •ot Lite, and to re-ultimate 'the Constitution. The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and ' 'the qualifications .tyhich we presume to state, Form the basis - Of our pretensions, and in coincidence with such, this intima tion is given,' that Messrs. LEIGH and Co. may be con. suited personally, or by letters (inclosing a Bank Note), at • their House, No. zo, Arundel -street, Stutnd, near Temple. liar:\ There is an additional Entrance in Watersstreet, adjoining, and the Name is on both the Doors. A DIPLOMA from the Royal College , of Surgeons, iii London, and Testimonials from the most eminent Poysicians and Ledurers, of regular Education, and assiduous attention to the Studies of every . Branelt of the Profession, are open m the inspedion of any inquirer, and constitute a fair grouno . for ikat success. with which we have hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons,